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Kistler Holding Ag

Kistler Instrumente Ag

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Years Active: 1991-2025

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9 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 12420372 - Cutting machine comprising a force transducer, use of such a cutting machine and process of calibrating the force transducer of such a cutting machine (2025-09-23),

2. 12128516 - Tool and method for measuring a tool force (2024-10-29),

3. 10677667 - Component transducer and multi-component transducer using such component transducer as well as use of such multi-component transducer (2020-06-09),

4. 10254183 - Device for detecting force and torque including multiple piezoelectric force measuring cells mechanically biased in a horizontal plane (2019-04-09),

5. 10126184 - Piezoelectric force sensor having an electrical connection between electrode and contact pin (2018-11-13),

6. D793259 - Piezoelectric force sensor (2017-08-01),

7. 9347839 - Measuring element, measuring body and measuring arrangement for measuring a force, and use of such a measuring body (2016-05-24),

8. 5821432 - Force and /or moment measuring device (1998-10-13),

9. 5029483 - Measuring platform (1991-07-09),

Title: Denis Kohler: Innovator in Tool Force Measurement

Introduction

Denis Kohler, an accomplished inventor based in Neftenbach, Switzerland, holds an impressive portfolio of eight patents. His innovative contributions primarily focus on advancements in tool force measurement technologies, showcasing his expertise in areas critical to engineering and manufacturing.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents, Kohler has developed a sophisticated tool and method for measuring tool force. This invention features a tool received in a tool holding fixture that includes a tool shank with a recess containing a force sensor. The force sensor accurately measures the tool force exerted by the tool shank onto the tool holder during operation. The method entails arranging the force sensor between the tool shank and the tool holding fixture, clamping it via a specific clamping device, operating the tool, and utilizing the sensor to obtain precise measurements.

Another significant patent introduced by Kohler is the component transducer and its application in multi-component transducer systems. This invention utilizes a piezoelectric crystal material to sense various torque components and generates electric polarization charges in response to force components. This innovative approach enables the separate reception of force components, greatly enhancing measurement accuracy across multiple dimensions.

Career Highlights

Kohler has demonstrated a consistent track record of innovation throughout his career. His tenure at Kistler Holding AG and K.K. Holding AG allowed him to refine his skills and contribute valuable insights into the realm of measurement technology. His journey reflects a profound commitment to developing solutions that enhance operational efficiency in engineering processes.

Collaborations

Denis Kohler has collaborated with notable peers in the industry, including Peter Wolfer and Claudio Cavalloni. These collaborations have enriched his work, fostering an environment of shared expertise that drives innovation. Together, they have advanced tool measurement technologies, significantly impacting the field.

Conclusion

In summary, Denis Kohler stands out as a prominent figure in the field of tool force measurement innovations. With eight patents to his name, he continues to push the boundaries of what is achievable in precision measurement technology. His contributions not only reflect his own ingenuity but also inspire future advancements in the industry.

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